conflict in yemen is differences between saudi arabia and yemen especially now because the saudis are going towards not pushed out with qatar not as they are not as actually they don't like that very much so have so many actually different agendas and i believe that this is a good the situation in the ground is going to get does sort of conflict between these different places where there are a lot of any inside yemen who will be in that he or internationally so this situation is not going to be is not going to be any easier in the coming days and the coming weeks and i months i miss you have some sort of quote me not that you've gotten but in one of these bodies that got a big interest in dug out in yemen just like in all other companies and that he got he got that in the context of goodnight bobby and this conflict all of that he has sanctioned actually having some sort of a bit to go situation so to see how things are going to be and all and then nothing beats switching off the coming and. the coming of dawn you have been a station though i didn't ask how that is going to actually b

of the important group in yemen or in the conflict in yemen as a terrorist organization this will undermine the peace process and that this wasn't just one house on the humanitarian situation in yemen. this will actually increase the choice of military action to stop all that and the only way to stop this humanitarian situation in yemen and the kook aid and the closure of an airport and yemen 5. and i think i'm sure that the military leaders of. the final military. decision because they have some kind of conflict we've got a political leader. # that's what i think this is an huge gift for them to take. to take the situation. and to to to to to attack soviet aby all right now because we thank you very much indeed for talking to al-jazeera thank you. right time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back hundreds of people are feared drowned in friday's ferry disaster in the democratic republic of congo more on the status. of. the weather's looking pretty quiet across the middle east over the next couple days and pieces of cloud just around the caucuses i mean you know georgia reza sh

the war has caused the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe on the ground inside yemen over 100,000 children have died of starvation and disease and yemen since 2015 has been the site of the world's worst cholera outbreak anywhere in the world during all of our lifetimes. likely caused by the target of water treatment facilities by the coalition of which the united states is a member and inside this country yemenis rightfully blamed the united states for this cataclysmic and they know that it is our equipment and know it's our bomb and they know that it is that moral authority that the united states gives to this war through our decision to continue to take part in it after human rights crime. it is radicalized degeneration of yemenis by the united states and it has made us part and parcel of repeated human rights violations and it is created a chaotic environment on the ground that in yemen that is allowed for a qap a wing of al qaeda with the clearest of designs to hit the united states room to govern and room to grow. a qap and isis are able to operate and control territory insid

and bashar with his take on the situation in yemen . thank you for that no one. the world food program's executive director is among those who've been warning against this terrorist designation david beasley spoke to al jazeera in december when the w.s.p. was awarded the nobel peace prize that was in washington d.c. just last week speaking with the leadership explaining the consequences of the designation and the hurdles in the problems that we will face we'll do whatever we need to do we always have whether the sages are designations or not we'll do what we can to reach the people our job is to let the leaders understand clearly what will be the ramifications and what the difficulties that will be for us to reach people yemen is oriented in sri millie volatile fragile state with i can't begin to tell you we are on the brink of famine right now in yemen people are not getting enough food we don't have the access we need and we're going to i don't know how we don't face famine in a major way in the next $45.00 much onto other news and in

administration pushes forward to designate yemen as a terror organization. santa maria here in doha with the world news from al jazeera remove the president or we will house democrats pile the pressure on republicans to accelerate the process of removing donald trump. no signs of any survivors no clue as to what caused an indonesian passenger plane to plummet into the sea. and from runway to race way the pandemic crowds from across. the sea is a new. breaking news this monday the united states moving to designate yemen's movement which controls the capital and yemen's main aid port as a foreign terror group the officials reacted saying the troubled ministrations policies in behavior actually resembles that of a terrorist itself secular state might pay or released his statement saying he would notify congress that the state department will designate the group's leaders as quote terrorists the decision to blacklist the iranian backed organization is expected to undermine peace negotiation efforts the u.s. backed sabi that coalition's been fighting the group in

one important group in yemen or in the conflict in yemen as a terrorist organization this will undermine the peace process and that this wasn't just one house on the humanitarian situation on yemen but on the other hand. this will actually increase the choice of military action to stop all that. one cabal and is the director of policy analysis of the arab center for research and policy studies he explained why the outgoing come from an expression is making this decision now. i think it's very significant but we have been expecting to also for some time now because this is part of the maximum pressure they were says trying to put on iran and its allies before it leaves office i think this is probably the last chance that some but mr sharon has in order to do that because we all know that will be out of the white house by the 20th of this of this month is significant because. 'd it might lead to undermining any future peace talks because if you does it need someone as a terrorist organization you won't be able to negotiate any more with them so this is something that the united nations has

in yemen and the poverty crisis the hunger crisis in yemen isn't there because there is no food it's there because the economy is so bad people are making money and because prices are so high things are out of people's reach so the u.n. already predicts that about 50000 people will be driven into the famine in 2021 but that was before accounting for the impacts of this this designation and the impact that is likely to have if not it is definitely going to have on trade flows and t.m. and so it's a pretty pretty dire situation absolutely in a place that obviously is suffering a terrible him. in a terrible crisis so let me just i'm at the put appointee i mean we don't know how the nie that and a stray shot would handle this but it's not beyond the pale that they would just reinforce that the session but that them would take time but do you think that once the supply chain it is broken as effectively would be now that even if joe biden you know as let's say has priority 1st week in office reverses this decision the supply chain is broken anyway and that will have a domino effect well i

prepares to brand yemen's hutu rebels as terrorists. come on santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera remove the president or we will u.s. democrats piling the pressure on republicans to accelerate the process of forcing out donald trump. also indonesian recovery crews pieced together the wreckage and their hunt for clues as to what brought down a passenger jet. and we will take you live to one of the mass vaccination centers opening in the u.k. . there are warnings that it's facing the worst weeks of the pandemic. from the u.s. is designating yemen's hooty rebels also known as. as a terrorist group secretary state mike peo says the black this thing is intended to hold the group accountable for its terrorist acts in response to clear it's the united states that's actually the source of terrorism especially the policies of the trumpet ministration. diplomats and humanitarian groups have warned that designation could threaten the peace talks and further complicate the delivery of the desperately needed aid in yemen

in terms of what it means to the humanitarian situation in yemen. as we all know the holders are not just some little group in in you know hiding in the mountains of yemen they are in control of the capital and they are in control of the most important port in yemen which means they are in charge of getting food supplies and and so on software to the huge part of the population to designate them a terrorist organization means that no one can deal with them meaning no one can trade with that no one means you cannot get the food supplies into yemen and that's a dangerous precedence so if there is a rationale behind this certainly a secretary who did not explain it and if there is a way to listen. the humanitarian end back on yemen as he claims that is he certainly did not explain that either it's the kind of thing now in which can be flipped post january 20th think of everything which donald trump flipped from barack obama in his 4 years and is clearly going to be some well flip flopping now from president biden changing things back again do you think

which has yet to come to fruition but they see yemen as a very important ally in this region yemen was already the poorest country in the middle east before the war started since descended into the largest humanitarian crisis of all time the conflict has killed nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people over the past 6 years united nations says almost 10000000 the emmys are at risk of famine 80 percent of its population needs humanitarian aid and then there's the corona virus pandemic which is adding strain to a devastated health system. the world food program's executive director is among those who've been warning against designating the who thinks a terrorist organization david beasley spoke to al-jazeera in december the w.f. he was awarded the nobel peace prize that was in washington d.c. just last week speaking with the leadership explaining the consequences of the designation and the hurdles and the problems that we will face we'll do whatever we need to do we always have whether the sages are designations or not we'll do what we can to reach the people our job is to let the leaders und

or working with yemeni companies importing goods into yemen the u.n. already predicts that about 50000 people will be driven into the fan and in 2021 but that was before accounting for the impacts of this this designation and the impact that is likely to have if not it is definitely going to have on trade flows in into yemen so it's a pretty pretty dire situation local elections being held in eastern libya for the 1st time in nearly 70 is the vote is being supervised by the government based in the city of to brooke those running for office include 4 women and 4 candidates with special needs local elections in the western region controlled by the u.n. backed government in tripoli began last week. russia says that armenia and azerbaijan have agreed on a reconstruction plan for the disputed region of the goto kind of back president vladimir putin made the announcement after holding talks in moscow meeting also focused on restoring economic ties following decades of conflict this latest round of talks comes 2 months after a russian brokered truce ended wee

charities see this as the world's worst humanitarian crisis the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country. aid workers say some 1500000000 euros are needed to help yemeni survive the winter money is running out as the situation worsens. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. police in norway say the death toll has risen to 4 following a landslide in oscar northeast of oslo several people are still missing after the landslide tore into the village early on wednesday the rescuers say they have found no signs of life landslide is the worst in modern norwegian history. u.s. senator ted cruz say he will be says he will be among about a dozen republican senators who will challenge joe biden's presidential victory over donald trump when the electoral college results are tallied in congress next week they are demanding an emergency investigation into voter fraud ickes ations that have been rejected by courts and elect

is designating yemen's hooty rebels also known as. as a terrorist group secretary of state says the blacklisting is intended to hold the group accountable for what he calls terrorist acts who thiis in response to clare it's the united states that is the source of terrorism especially the trumpet ministrations policies diplomats and humanitarian groups of warm the designation could threaten peace talks and further complicate the delivery of desperately needed aid 80 percent of yemenis live in areas under control and that includes the capital sana'a and the country's main aid ports the u.s. backed coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates has been helping yemen's government fight the group since 2015. is in the capital with reaction from a leading rebel official mohamad. he says that the. latest move by the the outgoing administration of the as a denounced act he says that it's ending cation and also. a fact that the united states is part of a devastating war against yemen according to his speech and also that the that

says the war in yemen has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis iran by rebels took control of yemen's capital sanaa in 215 saw them bought a cat is the director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute he says the recent attack and saudi arabia may complicate the terror designation of you. he doesn't mention a version he was framed around the house he's being a foreign terrorist organization based on their attacks on saudi arabia and if the news is correct that we had a there today that therefore and you had attack it would make it much more difficult for the by the atmosphere agent to view this as ignition however it is ignition and so on is unlikely to help and this is what we learn from many of the civil conflicts the designation will not help the enemies inside yemen as much as the saudis and their relationship with the enemy we. already the last couple of days since it's come into force has caused a major computer in among international agencies private companies who are supplying food to yemen shipping companies who are trying to carry th

shipping companies who are trying to carry that put into yemen a lot of them are reluctant to engage in yemen not because they don't want to or the no need for their help but the does ignition and it's blankets form at the moment without much detail and makes it. very difficult for them to engage and a high risk area for them to to engage so lazy is to withdraw and ultimately i think the public would pay the price and as you know yemen is already one of the worst human who attend that disasters and is likely to get worse. without further details on how this does initially going to work i think the situation worse. still ahead here around syria why more palestinians are turning to traditional justice systems to protect themselves and their families plus. the powerful storm hits an area of mozambique that is yet to recover from the devastating effects of cycling it is in less and less into history. well distance cows it was in east asia particularly northeastern china happens up to minus 2 on sunday now we've got still snow showing up is falling in hong shoot on the mountains take you

suspended its sanctions on yemen rebels for a few months. the classification as a terrorist group is disputed by humanitarian organizations. crisis and conflict have less -- left country desolate reserving -- resulting in one of the worst humanitarian tragedies in the world. we now cross to our deputy country director for yemen, thank you for talking to us this evening on france 24. we have been looking all this week about the situation in countries where there was revolution 10 years ago and i think affected by the arab spring movement. i think the conditions day today have not necessarily improved on the economic level in most of these situations. but in yemen, it is a humanitarian catastrophe. can you give us a sense of where things stand? >> right now all i can say is the situation is as bad as it has ever been. certainly since the conflict began, the situation has only gone from bad to worse. in yemen, a couple months ago, warning cries started to behold -- heard about a -- center and that was before these sanctions and the designations

thank you for your question yemen. is our neighbor to the south just iraq is our neighbor to the east and north both are you know brotherly. friendly states they have their own difficulties however our top authority is the. gulf initiative that has been endorsed by the blocks and stands at the international reference stability in yemen is very significant and we all witnessed the efforts made by. saudi arabia namely the building program and the coalition with the aim to restore stability and security in yemen. through political channels. as mentioned and that communique support to yemen is clearly emphasized as i said yemen as of great significance as to iraq you and know that there is a signed agreement between the member states and iraq on cooperation at all fronts and iraq. you know that. there are efforts being made in order to connect to the south of iraq with the electricity grid also efforts are being made to open and crossing our. it will be a lifeline a big artery connecting. iraq to their member states includ

the most urgent priority in yemen right now mr president mr bread and mash i mean it's going to shows that 60000000 people are angry this year already about 50000 are essentially starving to death in much essentially a small famine another 5000000 are just one step behind. every decision the world makes right now must take this into account. of funding the united states announced it won't be as a great answer rather as was officially designated a terrorist a. foreign terrorist organization or under u.s. domestic law or a mob so you don't see so unanimously approved as they believe it will excel or it's yemen slide into a large scale famine well this was the warning from david beasley who was appointed by president trump to head the un world food program we are struggling with out with those in motion with the designation it's going to be catastrophic it literally is going to be limits to hundreds of thousands before not millions of innocent people in yemen let's talk more about this with willow root who is the yemen deputy country director for action against hunger she joins us from a

the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country aid workers say some 1500000000 euro as is needed to help give many survive the winter with money running out as the situation worsens. well we're going to change gears now and get some folks on there as the world as leader is back after an unusually short winter break the highlight of saturday's early match as a saw eintracht frankfurt inflict a 2nd defeat on it of the season on visitors by a leverkusen whose fine early season form is beginning to desert them. in the 70 boosting it clashes between these 2 sides nil nil has never been the end result and after just 10 minutes this peach got their visitors off the mark. courtesy of 19 i'm nearing. skill luck found ingenuity helping him to his 2nd goal of the season. the lead lost just 12 minutes as i mean eunice raced clear to calmly put away the equaliser his 1st girlfriend i fulfill defending have opened to get out and off to the brake lever

refuses to reverse its decision to label yemen's houthi these as a terrorist group despite a warning it will be a death sentence for yemenis. counting votes in uganda's general election the incumbent president is seeking a 6th in his main libel is a musician turned politician. the health system in the brazilian state of ominous is at the point of collapse because of a surge in corona virus infections hospitals in the city of manasseh running out of beds and there are reports of patients dying because there isn't enough oxygen to treat them doctors and nurses of food messages on social media pleading for more supplies researchers fear a new variant of the virus originally detected in the now us is more contagious it's prompted the u.k. to ban travel from every country in south america as well as portugal because of its strong links with brazil several other governments are introducing tighter restrictions to try to stop the spread of the virus lebanon's announced an 11 day round the clock curfew after a dramatic surge in cases while france has extended its nighttime stay at home order

well if we're going to watching the hawks i went to an island and i made sure i bring up yemen today because it is kind of one of those tragic quagmires and tragic as they say humanitarian crisis that is kind of lost in the shuffle of all the other humanitarian crisis the world's been dealing with and i don't say about like i mean it's a little comic when you say but it's true we're dealing with so much but yemen is important because this is one of those kind of foreign policy situations that is going to be hard on the by administration moving forward babe gotta pull out they've got to do something to say we're not going to take part in this sort of you bring it up because it's not receiving the attention it should in major media but also because we've had a longstanding history of mistakes and human mistakes that have been very costly not only in terms of american dollars but also in terms of the lie of the people there and i think that you know it when we look at things from a geo political landscape and the new administration has brought in people who are supposed to kind of turn

yemen a lot of them reluctant to engage in yemen not because they don't want to or there's no need for their house but the does ignition and it's blankets form at the moment without much detail in makes it. very difficult for them to engage and the high risk area for them to to engage so the easiest is to withdraw and ultimately i think the public would pay the price and as you know yemen is already one of the worst human in the human chain in that disasters and is likely to get worse. with further details on how this does initiate going to work i think the situation worse yes millions and millions of facing a terrible situation there do you think that the biden administration the in yemen the situation it is intractable now countless have been made to try and solve it but have failed do you think the biden administration can get they can mediate its way to a solution. i think it i think they can and in a sense he has not should but to do because he's already friends in saudi arabia to cut its rights to support because morally biotin and many people in the congress were against the war

bring saudi arabia in that kind of coalition in the in the war in yemen but you know that's going to be one of those things that you know what you say in a letter is different when you're suddenly in the driver's seat and you've got saudi arabia this huge u.s. ally in the region saying what do you mean you're going to walk away from us over here what do you mean you're not going to help it's terrorism you know they'll always weigh about blood but we've got several things that have happened you know that transpired between that letter and now when it comes to saudi arabia and one should be americans americans understanding of how we should pursue many levels of communication with them remember he wasn't murdered and mutilated it was something that letter was written it was really having themes saudi arabia actually have any level of penalty from the united states based on that alone and i think that we are in a different space now in the way that we view saudi arabia and knowing that you know when it comes to terrorist cells and certain other things they have been part and parcel of t

harrowing images there from yemen well we're going to head out to the black sea and to a sprawling palace complex where this own and see theater a tea house and a healthy pad who are said welcome one critic alex involve the israelis say 2 hour long video investigation into the complex saying the palace was built for russian president vladimir putin using taxpayer money the kremlin has denied the allegations. are they calling it's the new vest i see in the 2 hour video only explains how his anticorruption foundation had been able to film the property from above for the 1st time using a drone he says is nothing like it anywhere in the country. without exaggeration it is the most secretive unguarded facility in russia it isn't a country house or a residence it's an entire city or rather a kingdom it has impregnable fences its own harbor guards churches and checkpoints no fries on and even its own border point it is a separate state inside russia. details of the past were leaked by construction workers said to be shocked at its opulence among its many features this green mountain's reported t

the country has no been at war since 2015 its economy is in ruins and know yemen is being hit by the coronavirus. charities see this as the world's worst humanitarian crisis the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country. aid workers see some 1500000000 euros are needed to help yemeni survive the winter money is running out as the situation worsens. well to sport now on the bundesliga is back after an unusually short winter break the highlight of saturday's early matches saw frankfurt inflict a 2nd defeat of the season on visitors by or laver cousins is fine early season form is beginning to desert them. in the seventy's going to stick it clashes between these 2 sides mil mil has never been the end result and after just 10 minutes this peach got their visitors off the mark courtesy of not me my memory. skill luck and ingenuity helping him to his 2nd goal of the season. the lead lost is just 12 minutes as i mean eunice raced clear to

mohammed is in yemen's capital sana'a with a reaction from a leading who's the officials. he says that the. latest move by the the outgoing administration of the tramp as a denounced act he says that it's turning the case in and also. a fact that the united states is part of the devastating war against yemen according to his speech and also that that has per participated in the killing and the un also pushing more people to the brink of famine he says that the outgoing administration proves that its policies are so the source of terrorism in the world according to his remarks according to observers this would fall the worse in the direct humanitarian situation in the war ravaged country especially that percent of the population has been pushed to the brink of famine and the united. nations and also other governmental organizations are trying to to help yemenis to overcome the devastating impacts of the the ongoing war many hope this the upcoming administration would facilitate and also bring warring sides back to the negotiating table to resolve their differences peacefull

even while it sends weapons to bomb to bomb yemen. why would donald trump say that your father was a monster well of course 1st he is the monster not my father. and 2nd. i will say. my father did his job so well and make them so angry you are seeing every plan they are making them and the list is destroyed everywhere they are trying to enter and hurts in iran they are failed why of course for them my father is a big monster but my father is a savior he saved people not just his own country he did this for all countries he did this for people not just middle east. he'd destroy isis because he don't want people people at assen in europe got killed by such a dangerous virus they are he did this he fights for everyone not just syria yemen live on iran iran iraq no he did this for all he fights for all to tell his last breath he didn't stop he know this way he is going it's so dangerous and he might get killed you know this way this. thing so well but he didn't stop because he wasn't afraid from that day where a phrase from him they were s

to reverse its terrorist designation for yemen if the rebels. we're struggling now with out the designation with the designation. it's going to be catastrophic. so we begin in the united states where donald trump faces another senate trial after becoming the 1st american president to be impeached for a 2nd time on wednesday the house of representatives for me charged him with inciting insurrection and week after his supporters stormed the u.s. capitol building to try and prevent the certification of joe biden's election victory a 10 republicans. joined democrats in the to vote for an impeachment with just 6 days to go until biden's inauguration at the top republican in the senate mitch mcconnell says he will not order politicians to reconvene for trump's trial but. for he leaves the white house if convicted charm could be barred from holding future office which would question any ambitions for a comeback security at the u.s. capitol ahead of that innovation another federal building in washington has been bolstered amid warnings that further atta

is also preparing to designate yemen's who are the rebels as a terror group in response to who these declared it's america that's the source of terrorism aid groups warn the blacklisting could have catastrophic consequences in a country already suffering the world's worst humanitarian crisis is on the shelf. 27 people were killed in this attack on audience airport last month as the newly formed yemeni government arrived to the. united states said those responsible must be held accountable and although the who the said they weren't to blame secretary of state mike pompei oh has announced he will designate the who these as a foreign terrorist organization and abdul malik out who theon 2 of their leaders as terrorists. nearly 6 years into the war the who does remain in control of a 3rd of the country home to 80 percent of the population that's despite an air and ground campaign led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and the local forces they control the who these frequently staged cross border attacks on saudi infrastructure and commercial shipping the civilians sometimes caug

just 2 of the 5000000 children in yemen going hungry. you're watching t.w. news still to come find out how a teenager stole the show as live a cruising took on the dog in the race to the narrow the gap on the leaders while. the 1st italy where prime ministers have a conti has survived a crucial vote of confidence allowing him to stay in power but failed to secure an absolute majority meaning he now heads a minority government that will struggle to implement its policies as the country faces an economic and health crisis. no i mean me. it went right down to the wire in a vote of confidence in the italian senate prime minister just the picante managed to narrowly scrape in the door of you know their bonus after a tough year living through a pandemic which hit italy harder than most other countries this power move could hardly have come at a worse time sparked by former prime minister renzi leader of the junior coalition party italian. it's now or never for an economic recovery if we continue with these policies meaning we keep focusing on little projects them

any kind of trade they do with yemen is especially with the northern yemen the areas where the who seeswhere that was his control now on the other side of course we cannot forget the bombing of the dinner ports where you have 20 several as $27.00 civilians killed including a journalist and 3 humanitarian workers and more than $110.00 people injured and you have a constant planting of land mines and sea mines putting a lot of you know. commercial shipping in danger and the increased use of ballistic missiles imported by iran and i think this specifically they're that close relationship that the committees that built and it's mean increasing in the last couple of years with the g.c. has pushed the secretary of states to designate them as a terrorist organization yes but it in terms of the people of yemen who are caught in the middle of this dreadful civil war who are on the brink of famine according to the world food program how exactly will the terrorism designation affect their lives they're caught in the middle of this they don't have enough seats and designating that he sees. a terror

for hundreds of thousands if not millions of innocent people in yemen. it quite frankly it needs to be reversed the united states has promised to work with the agencies but says the move is needed as years of peace talks have yielded little in the way of results i want to ensure that everyone in this council and our briefers their views their concerns are informing how we approach that designation implementation and we are listening but we do believe that this step as the right move forward. the designation of iranian back to these as terrorists is the final salvo in the united states' so-called maximum pressure campaign against iran and it's due to go into effect on january 19th one day before president trump leaves office already there are calls on president elect joe biden to reverse the decision along with the warning that by that time damage will already have been done kristen salumi al jazeera the united nations let's talk more about this with her heart to the head of mission for doctors without borders in yemen he joins us via skype from aden than

of yemen is now facing some of the warnings who. were very clear unambiguous measures to protect us and we figure that every aspect of it we're going to fax it . to the. import food and other essential supplies that are not in the country and that's the impact also on the. more people. exactly at a point for faith that can continue. or you said it depends on how the u.s. chooses to roll this out and i'm curious to know all there any discussions on the way between the u.s. and aid agencies between your agency about the issue of how to get aid into yemen post any designation. government statement that. for her to discussions underway with the from going to stations with largely u.s. base aid organizations here in the island i'm not able to comment on those we haven't been involved in them directly ourselves and i know that there have been discussions ongoing though for some months more of this nation was 1st seen so there's a possibility that the complications unfold from the very clear so our goal of humanitarian work since you are w

prepares to brand the yemens who the rebels as terrorists. indonesian recovery crews pieced together the wreckage and their hunt for clues as to what caused a passenger jet to plummet into the sea. extremely busy with communities especially now you called it. with so many people dying of coronavirus in south africa funeral homes are running out of coffins. thank you for joining us the u.s. house of representatives as introduced an article of impeachment against president donald trump it charges him with inciting supporters to stage an attack on capitol hill last week there were crowds also submitted a resolution calling for trump's cabinet to declare him unfit for office and remove him but the session was adjourned within minutes following an objection to that motion from the house republican well to bring us up to date on all the developments we have alan fischer standing by outside the white house 1st though let's go to heidi show castro who joins us now from capitol hill is so how do you where do we stand now with these proceedings and cru

decision to designate the who sees a terrorist organization could tip yemen into famine. a day after a 2nd impeachment donald trump applauds his own efforts to end wars while downtown washington is on lockdown. at the. ugandan opposition supporters in high spirits often alexion they hope for see a film a pop star unseat the longtime president. and their hospitals are at breaking point in brazil's amazon a state with oxygen supplies running out and reports of current $900.00 patients dying of suffocation coronavirus cases a spiking there as another new variant adds to a devastating 2nd wave although 67000 cases have been confirmed and 1131 people have died in the last 24 hours across the country doctors nurses and the families of people in need in the hard hit amazon a city of been asked to put out messages on social media pleading for people to supply oxygen if they can. our best music or we do have mercy on us we are in a deplorable situation we have simply run out of oxygen in an entire health care unit we have no more oxygen there are lot of people dying if anyone has

and yemen you'd think that they would might be a stronger case not to sell the f. $35.00 to yemen but that also blinken says he loves the abraham accords the normalization accords between israel and the u.a.e. and other and other arab nations well the quid pro quo in the abraham accords was selling f. 35 so all sorts of issues the main message is look we're still reviewing things but also lots of contradictions which still haven't really been sorted out when you have a close reading of what blinken is actually saying thanks very much from washington jabatan it's a thank you she. senior consulting with chatham house about u.s. foreign policy making a break from the. it was socrates that installation and we are a week into the fight in an administration and i think it's really time to move on into wind gauge of the world weight it's the new administration is doing on climate change on these and palestine for instance the new new voices and seeing the same goes for you it's actually it's all come out in completely clean slate but i'm saying that internationally during should be respected

well save the children is on the ground in northern yemen in southern yemen along with other humanitarian agencies and we are able to get provide that assistance and lives are being a safe as a result it is not easy it requires you know there's a set of there are a set of complicated barriers as you suggest but we are it is working and we are able to get through and and help people and our you know our staff on the ground we you know extend those through those reports. and we want that assistance to continue and grow we need barriers removed not new barriers put in place at the so what should countries be doing in order to get those barriers remains to get more aid to the people who need it so what we need in the 1st place is that you know resources need to continue to go there's been a cut and done or assistance rather than an increase and then collectively working with un agencies and other n.g.o.s on the ground we need to continue to do what we're doing which is to identify where there is greatest need and provide that assistance that food that health care in the midst of covert and ch

the many stage of priority in yemen right now mr president is to prevent a mass i mean it data shows that 60000000 people will be this year already about 50000 are essentially starving to death in march essentially a small. amount of 5000000 are just one step behind. every decision the well of makes right now must take this into account. some day the united states announced it won't as it made answer as a specially designated terrorist at the. foreign terrorist organization or at unnamed u.s. domestic law. mom said he did say so you know i must be a pretty. but i believe it will excel or. interview. or person suddenly has more knowledge from the u.s. . country's already considered the largest humanity cad a humanitarian catastrophe in the world saying this move to designate a. terrorist organization will push the country over the brink into widespread famine and he attempted to explain how this is connected basically saying that 90 percent of in yemen it comes from imports and is reliant on commercial distributors so even though the united states is saying that we will make exception

the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing of famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country i'd like to say some 1500000000 euros is needed to help give many survive the winter with money running out as the situation worsens. and we turn to the united states now where the republican controlled senate has voted to override president on the trumps veto of a major defense bill with just a week to go before he leaves office that's the 1st time congress has rejected a trump veto the vote unlocks more than $700000000000.00 worth of military spending . this year's holiday season was cut short for u.s. senators as the body convened for a rare new year's day session of the world while a final push to pass a coronavirus aid bill fell through and senators voted to override president trump's veto of a sweeping defense bill majority leader we passed this legislation 59 years and a row and one way or another we're going to complete the 60th annual m.d.a. and pass it on to law before this congres

the country has no been at war since 2015 its economy is in ruins and know yemen is being hit by the coronavirus. charities see this as the world's worst humanitarian crisis the situation in yemen is very serious we are very close to the stage of the clearing a famine in yemen because of the deteriorating food security situation for millions of people across the country. aid workers say some 1500000000 euros are needed to help yemeni survive the winter money is running out as the situation worsens. around says it plans to start enriching uranium up to 20 percent more at once a solidity a level that would move it a step closer to being able to produce a nuclear weapon the announcement comes almost a year after the united states assassinated one of iran's top generals in a drone strike washington accused. of masterminding militant attacks outside iran's borders. moving to the iranian revolutions faithful his death has never. truly bain avenged hundreds gathered to own a custom saloon money at a modest graveyard in tehran they say he's death remains unforgiven it is resulted in yet more

do you think the world is forgotten about yemen. i think the people of yemen. are bearing the brunt of pressure. resulting from the greed and wickedness of others. it should be openly stated that the people of yemen are being oppressed their country's infrastructure is being destroyed the youth women and children are being killed poverty is spreading. and their country is falling behind you from a human perspective i felt responsible. and wrote letters to the 2 parties involved in the conflict announcing my readiness to help resolve the problems and to end the war. i think we should all be worried. about the health and social life of the yemeni people and wish. you see i know your road to saudi arabia's mohamed bin solomon but britain says it gives aid to yemen and has strict weapons export regime and trains the they have already have trainers to train the saudi pilots so britain gives aid and weapons. anyone who starts a war in the world. or provokes a war. and fans the flames of a war. that has no doubt committed an act. that's anti-human and unacceptable any